PHOTOGRAPHY

PHOTOGRAPHY

Robert LeBlanc: Trust is Everything

By Pau Waelder

LA-based photographer Robert LeBlanc is known for documenting the lives of communities on the fringes of American society in photographic projects that usually take years, as he gains the trust of its members as is allowed to portray them at close distance. In this interview we gain a better understanding of his work.

PHOTOGRAPHY

Miles Aldridge: photography and a love for cinema

By Roxanne Vardi

Photographer Miles Aldridge provides an in-depth and intimate account into his artistic career in this account taken from the artist's conversation with Bret Easton Ellis in 2021 for Fahey/Klein Gallery.

PHOTOGRAPHY

Frank Ockenfels III: inspired to inspire

By Roxanne Vardi

Photographer, artist, and director Frank Ockenfels III provides an authentic and personal overview of his career and artistic practice, and an examination of his use of journals, memories, and ideas that go into the creation of his artworks.

DIGITAL ART, PHOTOGRAPHY

Julie Blackmon: Fantastical Everyday Life

By Roxanne Vardi

Photographer Julie Blackmon provides an intimate view of her art practice and artworks.

PHOTOGRAPHY

Christopher Makos: everyone is in drag

By Pau Waelder

Photographer Christopher Makos revisits his career and friendship with Andy Warhol, which took him to be an exceptional chronicler of the New York scene in the 1970s and 1980s.

PHOTOGRAPHY

Steve Schapiro: what is special about people

By Pau Waelder

Steve Schapiro (1934-2022) was one of the most prominent figures of documentary photography in the United States. We celebrate his work in this article by guest author Nicholas Fahey and in our latest artcast.

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